A compilation of quotes from various books of Thomas Keating.  One quote on each page.  An application of this compilation is using it as a "minute book," a recommendation of Father Keating's.  In the midst of a busy day, when one finds a "stray minute or two," Keating recommends reading a few lines and reflecting.  This book constitutes a splendid minute book for those for whom Keating's writings are both inspiration and guide.

A new collection of homilies calling the reader to a new level of awareness.

A collection of talks expressing the theme that tradition is not a matter of theories of secondhand experience but the living and human self-transmission of Christ to his disciples.

Strong stories and deep counsels on integrating Spirit into daily life.

These reflections on contemplative life were delivered at Harvard University in 1998.

The author says, “The regular practice of contemplative prayer initiates a healing process that might be called ‘the divine therapy.’” This work is an outline and explanation of the stages of this process.

The two-part volume lays out the method of centering prayer, and the spiritual, historical and theological reflections which give a broader context for the method. The second part emphasizes contemplative prayer, a process of interior transformation.